Noi Lucky - Springvale - Photo album

Finally get to try their Laos/Thai food after lots of positive reviews through social media. Overall taste was quite authentic and ok. Wouldn’t recommend the marinated raw shrimp though. The only downside was the value of food against the taste and ingredients. Would give another try on other dishes

Lovely authentic Thai food. Got all the kick you could desire. A quaint little restaurant that is clean and takes pride in its food presentation.

Aarrooyyyy Maak We have been to our regular recommended restaurant for Thai food but we always wanted to try Noi Lucky and we were over the moon after having such an amazing Thai food. Om with Chicken ( White sauce - see pics): Pretty tasty and more on a spicy side an amazing green veggies based s

one of the best Laotian/Thai restaurants in Melbourne with a wide variety of dishes. personal favourites include the pork neck, the ox tongue and I usually pick at least one of the eight papaya salads on offer. looks and feels like a family restaurant and service is always prompt and with a genuine

This has become our Friday night routine. And every time we come here they always bring us some the best Laotian and Thai food. We love the Tom Saab, Pad Graprao and the Pork Neck. We will try their whole menu and continue to support them. They are excellent!

As far as a Cheap Eats restaurants go this one is very good. If your after table cloths and silver service this is not for you. Top food ,good service and cost-effective, great.

Amazing Thai and Lao food. Flavour was spot on. Very reasonable prices. Will return again.

Having gone to Laos mid year and just returning from Chiang Rai and Cambodia, I was craving a bit of Lao and Thai food. I googled Lao restaurants and Noi Lucky popped up. What really made me visit them was that they served 8 types of Papaya salad. Outside of Thailand and Laos I've never seen that in